Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
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t1s lcE51 ess1 ~ hear lsr =ing Home
Saset H1m. Emua Abbott aid company
aTs - tls National theatre. toTspau-,il's >
great sloH yesterday aa1 To-Day, and tie
JoCksg Club races aL - lltY "A suo4rp
cf VI lslils l0a--4 attractions enough Tor one
~eex. thsn ~ have real i've Queen Ia
t0Nn. sill hrf suite 0l = Iouf of inspection
a. 10 Nefs-sl-een ksei0ianl II tbs ha4ali4n
IsiAads. 3le ls receiving a. tle hOnors 4nd
aILsullon 1ue her exalted rank and sta1lon.
a1d a. soon a. ler slsit here - completed.
sne siu proceed eastward and call upon
tne rulers ~ Tie s1sls 4ol2rca aies o. lne
Oh World
By las saY speaking Of ths -0ld world,
i sec that era neut sgientlsi have concluded.
after sxhaGslvs research, lhat ttls IS tbs
'0ld sori1 lr may be- that ths crowned
heads or tcr1pe VI pay - much attention
O. 4lee1 kAppi as ae do and treat her As
handsomely. olE hardly tank they Elil
Iocay there vii Be = review ol Ghe military
a. tAs Arsenal now Washington Bzrracksl
Ia The queen honor, nom I'D 4. M until II
Ia Ills Aitsfnoon, afte- luncheon. she
sili receive Tie uiplomAlie Corps and other
Distinguished persons Tomorrow she viii
Fisis NJ. Vernon oa the inltet States
steamer Dispatch. With Cabinet officers
members II the DIPLOMATS Corps. Judges
Of the supreme Court and personal friends.
suf in The evening she VIII dine with the
President and MFs. Cleveland az the White
H0use and 10 company vii De a large and
brilliant one.
Among ths interesting visitors this week
~ have = curious pre- historic stone image.
secured last year oy an agent of the smith
souian Institution, In Easter Island, a small
ISLAND. containing less than one hundred
squafs miles. Ia the Eastern Pacific ocean.
The Jnited states steamer Aohican started
nearly : year ago with this relic tor Pzns-
ma. whers t wa finally landed. and
quarsnnns5 for time oy ths authorities.
N1O. upon finding L neither dangerous or
contagious, allowed % proceed. Ii was
carried across the Istamus tree of charge
and taken on board lhe United States
steamship Gaiena two weeks agO and
brought % this city 70 De added TO the
aIresiy great number of curiosties Ia the
National Museum. This craven image y
a rude specimen of sculpture chiseied out
~ common rock and - about nine feet long
hy shout three ieet IN breadth. The officers
of ne Gaiena say ao0ut a thousand OF
these images have been found on that small
island. and the ArchaeO0sis.s are nor yet
ready % tel Us much ABOUT their age or
origin.
10 she case of Jacob P. Angney. better
known in Michigan a. Jack" Andrews.
en- sninsar counselor here has been
employed 10 prepare and argue q
motion tor new trial. Judgs Chipman hav-
ing returned to Detroit. lt has nov dawued
upon the minds % Angnsys friends that it
was after all unfortunate for him that De
hsd a Michigan judge. two Michigan law-
.
iudge and the lawyers did all they could tor
aim. The jury had the last word. % 20
SPEAK. and probably were not Inclined 70
look Kindly upon tbs carpet baggsrs from
AZ ctigsn and the foreign" influences
lne result Ia tais case reminds me f0-ci.
BY of the story often told OF ex-senator
COaxers early professional career When
she country Vas new and the senator was
young sttO-usY. Just admitted % practice iu
Car rauurv - - arm oval nv \ moor
plaintiff 20 bring suit and ia due time il
was tried before jury % settlers, before 4
Judge Who happened % Be from Detroit
holding court IN the absence Of tns lOca
laGge. The defendant had EN-
pioYed George v. n. L0thr0p, OF
Detroit now minister - Russia. "a his
attorney. The Judge and attorney from
Detr0i, looked rpcn the young man as
greeuhorn Of little account. and paid bu
little attention to him When the time
came for ths iast word 20 the Jury how
ever. the falurs Congressman took bis piacs
directly in front u them and "a close as h'
could xet 70 them. and said. Vow. gentle
men of the Jury. f you and stie< togeihs
Ne can sea- this Detroit judge and this De
troit lawyer AID they did sick 70
rethsr With the result predicted. Ar
L0lhroo has 0ftsn told that story. and de
ci8reG that C0nzer's sudsoi1y On that Occa
sion sas the zrestest surprise he ever me
with in the trial OF a cause
The District Attorney acre did not sa'
thar % the jury in the Angnev case but /
seems - nave been the feeling. Judg
Montgomery says. in bis opinion. his con
nsction With The case was unf0rtunSte 20
Ankner. Unfortunately our "hindsight 4
always better than cur foresight.
USc1E BEN.
HJsasaschek+ writes Ia.